nothing, nowhere. - weight of the wind (Live in Columbus)

March 8th, 2018 at the Big Room Bar in Columbus, OH. Filmed with a Panasonic GF7. f/3.5, Lumix G Vario 12-32 kit lens. Audio is from the camera.
SETLIST
01 houdini
02 clarity in kerosene
03 letdown
04 i’ve been doing well
05 skully
06 deadbeat valentine
07 ruiner
08 twenty something
09 hopes up
10 hammer
11 nevermore
12 weight of the wind (*-- you are here)
13 i’m sorry, i’m trying
MORE FROM nothing, nowhere.
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[@showtime1235]

I love lotus shinigami and jay jus singing their hearts out

[@calvinpauls9765]

guy in the back screaming it out made the song hit home on another level! thx 4 loading it up

[@MrTicklerr]

Favorite n,n song.

[@exhaustion5962]

Same

[@jeremyaskew2214]

@@exhaustion5962 me too

[@MarioBanatoli]

same. the live version is my favorite version of it.

[@inhumANthropoid]

This set was amazing just from what I've seen on RUclips

[@wydellwsells2477]

I would die if hear this song live!! I dont care who's standing near me i will hold your hand & sway

[@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH]

i would have given anything to be at this show, must have been amazing though, such a vibe and this song

[@jaimedreyer121]

Great to see everyone being themselves. Thank You.

[@mrrecluse7286]

Such an deep meaning song 🥀🐼🔫

[@tl0stguy130]

Lotus in the side just enjoying hahaha

[@scarlettsmith3537]

I fkn love this song

[@TheFurryFox5]

self deprecation at its best man

[@curositygaming]

Whats a gmo?

[@theshowarchiver4361]

Genetically Modified Organisms.

[@pepati30]

Genetically Modified Organism, a boogeyman to a lot of enviromental activists. What is and isn't a GMO is a matter of technicality, most, if not all, types of produce are technically GMO's, since we've purposefully and selectivly breed them, thus altering their genetics, to make them more resilient to disease, poor weather conditions and most importantly: to be more suitable as a food crop. but what most people mean when they refer to GMO's is the "lab altered" crops, and some people see that as wrong and/or dangerous. greenpeace is one of the strongest opponents to GMO's. But GMO's are not dangerous. in fact they could be life saving, one good example is golden rice, a type of rice that produces beta-carotene, a precursor to vitamin-A, which would greatly help in preventing Vitamin-A deficiency primarily in children in the poorer regions of south east asia, where white rice is a dietary mainstaple, but greenpeace campaigned greatly against it which has most likely resulted in hundreds of unnecessary deaths and large amounts of suffering. but hey, Genetic engineering sounds scary so I guess that doesn't matter. But don't just trust some random guy on the internet, do some proper research, read some actual scientific reports and studies on the subject, and form your own opinion.

[@smaller_cathedrals]

@@pepati30 Bless you for that response!